Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12


EDmBuRaH,J aly II.-AndreW Carnegie
publishes q letter Ia reference to the
failure Of Blaine 10 obtain admittance
10 the C0ancil Chamber last Friday on
the occasion Of she presentation Of the
freedom Of the city 10 the writer. IL
this Carnegie says II am myself
TO blame for the accident Of
the exclusion Of Mr.. Blaine from
the couaeilchambeR. | had arranged
With Mr. Blaiee to accompany him. On
the way Miss Blaine met with Q slight
accident which caused q slight iDiuEy to
her ankle. She vas compelled 10 re-
turn, and her father ACCOM- panied her
back to their hotel. Mr.. Blaine was
thus retarded. Instead Of Mr..
any inattention on the part Of the off,
eials Of E1inbarRb, the interest that the
Lord Provost and The public have man.
versal desire 10 see aud hear him have
muoh surpfised him; Accustomed IS
be IL 70 all this wherever he
goes IN bis own land, be had not ex-
pected suoh q reception as be Is every
whore have the attentions paid him
been more marked AID gratifying than
IN Edinburgh
Hawley IN Londos.
LONDON, July u.-General Joseph r.
HawlsY has arrival In London.
new Mexican Pamphlet.
Las YRaAs IN. NJ, July u.-Ai q
meeting Of she Bureau Of Emigration
Of New Mexico held here 10 day, Hon
r. A. ManoxBnares setting a. President,
IL YES decided 10 publish q large edi-
ton Of pamphlet on New Mexico, COZ
rectipR the false ideas OF the Territory
aud setting forth its advantages,
The pamphlet viii be Distributed
By II. G. Barnett. Of Santa Fe. Il was
shown that syery small portion Of the
area OF the Territory IL covered by land
grants, and that fully hine-tenths of
New Mexico is open 10 settlement. The
crops are 10 fine condition, and there has
been less irrigation than any year
heretofore. Immigration Is steadily In
ereasinR. and there is active dealing in
the larger towns. President Cleveland
will be petitioned 10 urge ia bis fourth
message that Congress speedily settle
ell the grant claims. Govsrsor
lss addressed the bureau.
Arscnlc ana Vet Naueeg.
DENVER, July 1.-THE ehsmists Who
have been examining the stomach and
other organs OF the late John Whittier,
whose death on the % instant vaa re
ported to have been caused by q cancer
In the stomach, made q report
today IN which d vas stated that
arsenic had been found in the medicine,
food, liver and intessines Of the de-
ceased and that death had been caused
BY lie administration by some person
With criminal intent. Reflections are
east upoa the wife Of the deceased In
this matter. A OoFo0eF's inquest viii
be held
Rnzineers on q strike.
NEw YORK. July 1.-THE engineers
on the Brooklyn Elevated railroad
ssraek al o'clock this afternoon. No
trains are running on time.
Justice Of Peace Case.
WAsHNGroN, Jaly II The Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, sit
ting IN general term today, sustained
the demurrer % the government and
awarded iodgmsnt in the cass Of the
Upited States against John n. Oliver, q
Justice OF the Peace who resisted the
right Of the President 20 remove him.
and claimed that be could Be displaced
from bis Office only By The District ea-
preme Court. TIE Court in the opinion
delivered BY Chief Justice Dsueham,
holds thai the poweF 90 remove Justices
Of the Peacs resided In the President
down 10 tbs organic aet passed IN
March. 1858. and that tsis Act did not
take away the Presidents power Of r,
moval, but merely conferred on tie
Couri the concurrept power OF removal
with The President.
xstlee ef Appeal.
NKw YcRK. J1ly ii.-At s p. O.. today
notice OF appeal vas a.ed both 10 the
general term OF tie Saprene Court and
the Court % Appeals, in tbs Mrs. Gig
marie sase. Notes vas served upon the
Sherid uhieh prevents the death watch
from hs;aR ST.
The greatest cut pyiee sale IN the his